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To kind of summarize...
Our first RV was only 15' long, we'd fit almost anywhere. Each successive RV has gotten bigger, our "retirement home" being 43' long. Yes, with each increase in size, there will be sites/parks we'd no longer fit on, but even up to today we've always found accommodations near where we wanted to visit, it just may not be in the public park campground (although many are upgrading).
This is no longer a weekend adventure rig, you'll be living in it. Only you know what kind of comfort you want in your new home. Life is full of compromises, this is one. Access to most county, state or federal facilities, or maximizing your travel and living comfort - or something in between.
Happy hunting. Your dream rig is out there, whatever you decide.
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Jay and Peggy Monroe
"Can't take it with you, not leaving any behind"
2024 Jayco White Hawk 26FK
2024 Ford Expedition
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and love it. When we decided to go with a rig this big it was because we wanted no regrets meaning, we did not want to say later or wish we had purchased the larger coach. Glad we did because the extra space sure is nice. After a couple of trips you just get used to it and, there are plenty of places all over this great country where you can park the big rigs and like another said, you can always find nice cg's near the state parks where maybe the rig would not fit. 45 Ft also means tag axle which sure makes for a really nice stable ride.
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